Indianapolis Colts vs Miami Dolphins kick-off time
The Indianapolis Colts host the Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, Indiana) during Week 10 of the NFL regular season. The game is scheduled to kick-off on Sunday, November 15 at 1pm ET / 10am PT (6pm GMT).
Both sides have had miserable seasons to date, winning just three games in total between them.
Coming into this encounter, the Colts (2-7) have lost five on the spin, while the Dolphins have L2 by their name, after going down to the Lions and Patriots recently.
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Indianapolis Colts vs Miami Dolphins Team News
Indianapolis Colts Team News
- Trade Deadline Overhaul: Indianapolis aggressively sold at Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, dealing starting wide receivers Keenan Allen to the San Francisco 49ers and Josh Downs to the Kansas City Chiefs in exchange for 2027 draft picks. These moves follow earlier trades of guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, leaving quarterback Daniel Jones and running back Jonathan Taylor as the primary offensive holdovers.
- Revamped Receiver Room: With Allen and Downs gone, and Alec Pierce (heel) still on injured reserve with no timetable for a return, coach Shane Steichen has named Anthony Gould the new starting slot receiver. Laquon Treadwell, Ashton Dulin, and newly promoted Nick Westbrook-Ikhine will absorb outside snaps, while tight end Tyler Warren is expected to become the focal point of the passing game.
- Offensive Line & Special Teams Concerns: Starting right tackle Jalen Travis (knee) missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday and is expected to miss two to four weeks, likely forcing Luke Tenuta into the starting lineup. Long snapper Luke Rhodes (hamstring) has also missed consecutive practices, prompting the team to sign veteran Jacob Bobenmoyer to the practice squad as insurance.
- Defensive Linebacker Crisis: Starting linebackers Jaylon Carlies (neck) and Akeem Davis-Gaither (knee) have both missed practice all week and are trending toward sitting out. If both are ruled out, CJ Allen and Bryce Boettcher will start in the middle. Defensive tackle Jerry Tillery (calf) was also downgraded from limited to a non-participant on Thursday.
- Key Defensive Returns: Rookie safety AJ Haulcy (ankle) returned as a full participant on Thursday after missing Week 9. Cornerback Justin Walley (knee) and defensive end Arden Key (hamstring), who had his 21-day practice window opened from IR, were both full participants.
Miami Dolphins Team News
- Quarterback Shake-Up: Miami placed starting quarterback Malik Willis (abdomen/core) on injured reserve Tuesday, sidelining him for at least a month. Second-year quarterback Kyle McCord, a 2025 sixth-round pick who has yet to take a regular-season NFL snap, will make his first career start.
- Season-Ending Blow on Defense: Standout defensive tackle Zach Sieler suffered a torn biceps that requires surgery, ending his 2026 campaign. Sieler led the team with seven tackles for loss. Miami signed defensive lineman Keith Cooper Jr. off the Carolina Panthers' practice squad to fill his roster spot.
- Offensive Line Uncertainty: Veteran starting center Aaron Brewer entered concussion protocol and missed practice on Wednesday. If Brewer cannot clear protocol in time for Sunday, Andrew Meyer is slated to step in at center.
- Skill Position Updates: With De'Von Achane out for the season due to a torn ACL suffered in Week 3, rookie Ollie Gordon II continues to lead the backfield. Backup running back Jaylen Wright (quad) practiced in full on Wednesday despite carrying a questionable tag, while tight end Will Kacmarek (quad/knee) missed Wednesday's session.
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